Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-19
LOCAL BREvITlES.

S. Edwards. drunk, was the only arrest
asst night.
Miss Ida Wagner, of Dayton. is visiting
friends in the city.
Editor K. +. Nelson. of the Gazette, is
in Cincinnati today.
Charles Faber. secretary of the Dayton
police board, is in the city.
Herr Wm. Diehl and wife leave for
Europe about the middle of April.
New Spring Millinery at the X. f.
Souder store, 33 west Main street.
The Pan Handle took the I'm the Hands
of the Enemy" to Dayton this morning.
DIR. f. A. Mobiles will be home this eve
ming from her trip to Alabama and New
York.
General Keifer returned this morning
from Circleville where he has been on legal
business.
Miss Dora l.. Moore of this city Is visit
ing Prof. q. W. Harman and wife, of Don
nelsville. Ohio.
Rev. +. A. Matthias. a Wittenberg grad
uate, now located near Troy, was in the
city yesterday and today.
Messrs. A. J. Baker and Morton L. Baird.
aud Misses Blaekmer and Essie Deffenbach
attended ball at Dayton last night.
Gid Landaker. John Hall and L. S.
Nichols. all of the Pan Handle railway,
are in the city this morning on business.
A Valentne-what you imagine is mot
written in Gath or told in Askelon" is an
error-Won't you please come again?
Married-On the evening of the nth
inst, by the Rev. l.. A. Gotwald, Mr.. VIM.
J. Merritt to Miss Emma J. White, both OF
trbana-
Mine host. Edward Voigt. of the Lagoon
da house. returned last night from Chatta,
n"oga. Tenn. where he has been for the
asst week.
There is some talk of livening up ath-
letics at old Wittenberg this season. Each
one of the classes will have ball team in
practice soon.
The recent suits against the Transcript
by Cincinnati parties, affect simply the job,
Office, and will not in any manner interfere
with the newspaper.
Mr. Michael Kaufman. living at String
town. eleven miles west of the city on the
National pike. died Friday morning. aged
as years. Burial Sunday.
Every member is urged to attend the
regular weekly meeting of the Orpheus So
ciety Monday evening. as matters of much
Importance are to come up.
The Second ward prohbitionists will
meet at .:S0 Monday evening at % Fisher
street for the purpose of selecting a central
committeeman for the ensuing year.
The Temperance hall folks will give a
country dinner at the hall on next Tuesday
with Martha Washington entertainment,
and mush and milk supper in the evening.
John Blacklist, the man picked up yes
terday on the Robert pike in partially
paralyzed condition. and taken to the in
frmary. is reported as much improved to-
day.
Mr.. Alex. Gebhart, one of Dayton's lead
ing business men, and his son Fred, Wit
tenberg graduate of the class of 81, now
about to be admitted 10 the practice of law,
were in the city today.
In the way of local politics there is no
loud talk. In the Fifth ward Messrs. F.
NJ. Arbogast, ID. W. Stroud and II. J. Funk
have been mentioned as good material from
which 10 select a councilman.
Specially interesting revival services will
be held at st. Paul church tomorrow. Rev.
Henry Tuckley will present some of the
sayings of Sam Jones. with an account Of
his recent great work in Boston with the
Rev. VIM. Y. Brodbeck. at ole time pastor
of st. Paul church. Both services will be
Of a special nature.